Hanifa Adan announced the tragic death of a 14-year-old girl who was injured during the June 25 protests, confirmed to have died in the ICU at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital.

• 14-year-old girl succumbed to injuries sustained during protests.
• Activist Hanifa Adan visited victims at Kenyatta National Hospital, where most gunshot patients have been discharged.
• Following the June 17 protests triggered by the death of teacher Albert Ojwang, KHN reported a total of 16 casualties treated for various injuries.

A court session at Milimani Law Courts was interrupted on July 1 by an angry man criticizing the government's handling of Ndiang'ui Kinyagia, a missing lawyer and blogger, who has not been produced in court.

• Douglas Kanja was expected to appear in court but failed to do so, leading to public outcry.
• The interruption highlighted concerns over alleged abductions and extrajudicial killings in Kenya.
• Martha Karua criticized the Directorate of Criminal Investigations for violating sub judice rules during a public statement regarding Kinyagia's case.

Families of victims from the June 25 protests are protesting the lack of autopsies on their loved ones due to cited security concerns, despite directives from the Independent Police Oversight Authority (IPOA).

• 19 fatalities reported during the protests, according to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR)
• Key figure: Kipchumba Murkomen, Interior Cabinet Secretary, faced backlash over comments regarding police actions.
• Families claim delays in autopsies hinder both investigations and the release of the bodies.

The High Court has ordered the Inspector General of Police, Douglas Kanja, and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss, Mohammed Amin, to locate missing activist Ndiangui Kinyagia, either dead or alive, following his disappearance on June 21.

• Justice Chacha Mwita is dissatisfied with the police's failure to produce Kinyagia in court.
• Kinyagia was allegedly abducted by DCI officers after posting a protest timetable on his social media.
• Amin admitted officers searched Kinyagia's home, recovering electronic items, underlining their need to explain his whereabouts.

Opposition leaders in Kenya are demanding the immediate resignation of Kipchumba Murkomen, the Interior Cabinet Secretary, or face impeachment following his controversial shoot-to-kill order for police.

• Resignation or impeachment: Murkomen is urged to resign immediately following his comments enabling police to shoot anyone approaching a police station.
• Kalonzo Musyoka and Eugene Wamalwa lead the call for accountability.
• Recent context: The demand follows multiple deaths during protests in late June, with rising concerns over police brutality and insecurity in the country.